Hi Mboge!
This is more than sad. I hope this situation is quickly reversed so
Halifa can receive visitors.
Buharry.
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Date: 2009-03-13 18:53
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Subj: Foroyaa online: HALIFA DENIED ACCESS TO VISITORS 13-03-
09
Foroyaa Online: HALIFA DENIED ACCESS TO VISITORS 13-03-09
Halifa Sallah who is facing trial and is remanded in custody at Mile 2
Prison has been denied access to visitors.
When his wife attempted to visit him on Wednesday, she was told by
prison
guards that they were not yet given directives to allow her to visit
him.
When she went there on the following day she was told that such a visit
was
not possible till further notice. When Sam Sarr went there yesterday he
asked for an audience with the Director General of Prisons. A prison
warden
at the reception who did not tell him there and then that the Director
General was out, took his details and entered the prison yard. He
returned
after about 15 minutes claiming that the Director General had gone out.
Sam
Sarr then asked to see the Deputy Director General but he was told he
was
also out. He then asked to see the officer next to the Deputy but the
prison
warden said that that officer was also out. Sam Sarr indicated that
someone
must be in charge and requested to see that person. The prison warden
then
went in and after a short while he came with a Sergeant who refused to
disclose his name. When he put forward his request to see Halifa
Sallah, the
Sergeant replied, ?That is not possible, till further notice?.
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*Just sad and callous denying the wife of Halifa the right to see her
husband. What a shameful act. But what do one expect from a bunch of
criminals.
LONG LIVE HALIFA SALLAH!
LONG LIVE DEMOCRACY!
FREE HALIFA SALLAH AND ALL OTHER POLITICAL PRISONERS NOW!
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